How to Easily Sew a Patch onto a Shirt or Jacket!

I recently received an instructables patch and wanted to sew it on my jacket. I figured that there are probably other people out there that would like to sew a patch onto an article of clothing but don't know how, so I decided to make a simple instructable on how to do just that! If you have any suggestions or questions, please leave a comment!

Step 1 What You Need

For this project, you will need the following:

Thread. I chose white because it blends with the white on the patch.

Sewing Needle

A patch that you want to sew onto your shirt or jacket

A shirt or jacket that you want to sew your patch onto

That's it!

Comments

[Biggsy]

Just a quickie... where did you get the i'bles patch from?

[Robot Lover]

I got it from something randofo sent me, but you can get them from instructables prize packs which you can win in contests. If you are really wanting one, I am sure you could cajole one of the staff in to selling it to you. Thanks for the comment!

[jeggyboy]

Instead of trying to TIE a knot, my wife always puts the neeedle through horizontally at the back and the leaves a loop of thread...puts the needle through and pulls it tight...a great knot and easily done.

[Robot Lover]

I think I understand! Maybe I will make a diagram. It sounds much easier then tying a knot. Thanks for the comment!

[TechDante]

can i ask wehre you got the patch from

[Robot Lover]

Yes, I received it from a kit that randofo sent me. Although, they come with an instructable prize pack that you can win in contests. Thanks for the comment!

[rednedfred]

I just have one little tip that might save someone some frustration, tie your knot before you cut the thread :) That way you know you have enough left to hold on to to make the knot.

[Robot Lover]

Thanks! I will definitely add that!

[jessyratfink]

Good instructions. :D This is the way I do it as well - easy to do on a sewing machine too.

[Robot Lover]

Yep! It's super easy! Thanks for the kind words!

[Penolopy Bulnick]

So you sew along the inside of the border? Sounds simple enough. Great Instructable!

[Robot Lover]

Yep! Thanks for the comment!